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Remove the jibx maven plugin #48

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angrygreenfrogs opened this issue Jul 11, 2016 · 4 comments
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Remove the jibx maven plugin #48

angrygreenfrogs opened this issue Jul 11, 2016 · 4 comments
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The full back-story is here: #44

The end result was that I put a work-around in place that uses the maven jibx plugin for the "generate-code" step, but then directly calls a local copy of jibx for the binding process and avoids the plugin due to a weird bug.

Considering the plugin is getting out of date and seems to be unmaintained, I'm leaning towards saying we just remove it and replace the generate-code step as well with a direct call to JiBX. This is mostly a reminder so I'll figure that out later and do it.

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At present the JiBX jar files are directly included in the GMLC code-base. If we remove the plugin and go with directly using jibx, perhaps we can still find a way to have it be a downloaded dependency rather than including the jars as I have at the moment.

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@FerUy I'm going to take this one over and just get it resolved shortly.

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The decision is to remove the maven plugin as per comments above.

@angrygreenfrogs angrygreenfrogs changed the title Either fix or remove the jibx maven plugin Remove the jibx maven plugin Aug 1, 2016
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FerUy commented Aug 1, 2016

Agreed in the decision taken, was about to propose that too.
Thanks @angrygreenfrogs

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